Tillamook headlight., March 16, 1893, Image 1

Vol. V. No. 42.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY.
MARCH 16. 1893
$1.50 Per Year
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
TRUCKEE LUMBER CO. CONGRESSIONAL
THRESHED OUT
the debt front his real estate assessment.
This is unjust. It is the plainest form
of double taxation, two taxes on the
(OF SAINT FRANCISOO,)
Do N othing and .K now same property being paid by the same A F ew G rains F rom T he G haff
Dealeis in
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
NOTHING CONGRESS
person. If in irtgage notes are taxed, it
T hat is W afted A bout .
TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
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must be as personal property of the
Some Pertinent Remarks by an Expert- payee.
If lie is a non-resident, the tax Aatvrian l ibel Sult.—Cleveland*» Policy
enced Member.
cannot be collected. If lie lives in the
and Other Tilings.
They keep on hand at their store
state, it is a lien against any property he
m Hobsonville the largest stock of
Satoili is a cardinal now and will re­
W amhington , March 10.—Henderson, may have here, like any other personal
goods in this county consisting of
of Iowa, eight years a member of the property tax. This is discrimination side in Washington.
Will do an office practice at I)r. Johnson s drag
i house committee on appropriations pre­ against the man who borrows money in
Boston had a disastrous fire March 10,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
store and attend all calls in this city.
sen Is an analysis of the work of the Fifty- the state. He .pays double tax, once and several lives were lo*t.
Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions.
TILLAMoOK. OREGON
second congress. lie gives the total upon the land and once upon the note
If you held office under Cleveland be­
appropriations, including ¡»ermanent given to his creditor, under the covenant fore, you are not in it now.
Groceries, Crockery, and Queens-
at $1,026,822,049, exceed- in his mortgage. If there is no covenant
I T. MAULSBY,
The late General Beauregard left a
ware. Doors, Windows, Lime, Hair appropriation,
it g those* of the Fifty-first congress by in his mortgage, he will pay the tax just
fortune of $2,000,000, but the ineffacable
and Cement. Hardware and Nails. $88,404,866, an increase of $115,707 for the same, in form of added interest, lottery stain is on it all.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
«ich congressional district in the United I Minus or commission to his creditor,
it Sjiecial attention given totalling
Notary 1’iibllc ami Real Estate Conveyancer.
The notorious blatherskite Sidney Dell,
States. To guard against a deficit, Hen­ when he gets the money. It must la*
order* for goods in jobbing lot».
derson warns this administration to give clear to everybody by this time that the sued the editor of the Astorian for li|>el.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
Agents for the fast sailing
closer attention to “Moonshiners” and borrower always pays the taxes on the After a trial that helped to advertise the
the “whisky ring,” in collecting internal credits. Meanwhile the borrower who Astorian greatly, the jury disagreed.
revenues, than it did from ’85 to ’89, goes out of the state pays no tax, even ¡ Cleveland says he will be in no hurry
when it collected $51,090,628 less than if he has covenanted to do so in his , to make changes in office, and will not
I )EI»UTY-1 > I STR I CT- A n « )KN E Y,
Tillamook, San Francisco, Portland
President Arthur and $115,358,542 less mortgage. There is no tax for him to | attempt to reward ¡>arty service, He
and
way
ports.
Makes
regular
trips
3rd Judicial District,fur Tillamook Couuty
every two weeks, weather permitting.
than President Harrison. He says the pay. Under the new law, it cannot be states that this is to be a business ad-
retiring administration paid $296,316,931 assessed upon the mortgage and made a ministration.
Tll.LAMOOK,
O BEGUN.
The fast sailing steamer Truckee has been specially on the public debt, saving in interest lien ii|M)ii the land, and the note and its
The North. Yamhill leader, the
fitted up for carrying passengers. The rates > are: $15,352,493 annually. He touched on owner are out of reach. The practical people’s party paper, was recen'ly pur-
MISCELLANEOUS.
pensions, showing from the pension rolls, result is to make money borrowed in the I chased by the banker of the town. For
Cabin Passage......................... «15.00
Steerage (one way)................ (0.00
they will reach the highest point on state 2 |>er cent dearer than money i>or- over a year the leader inveighed against
C. Ä K. THAYER, Freight, General Merchandise, Portland or San Decentl»er 31, ’94. with 1,171,918 names rowed abroad. This is unjust discrim­ National banks, only to fall into one,
I on the rolls, the annual value of the rolls ination, of course.
l>ody, gizzard and hard press.
Francisco, Five Dollars per ton.
These evils will flow, not out of the
at that date being $155,865,094; that in
BANKERS.
Husband—I think I will go out for a
1895 there will be dropped from the rolls re¡n»al of the mortgage tax law, which i* little walk, my dear. Wife (wrathfully)
General Banking and Exchange business
J.
E.
SIBLEY,
M
anager
,
Interest paid on time deposits.
44,932 pensioners, with increasing ratio | just legislation and wound policy, but out I don’t see how you can stand there and
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
H obsonville , O re . thereafter. Referring to the complaints of attempt on the ¡»art of assessors to set»
your wife struggling w ith a fire that
Sweden and all foreign countries.
against widows’ pensions he shows that i tax mortgage notes a* personal property. simply won’t burn. Husband—1 can’:,
TILLAMOOK,
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if all widow’s claims yet undis|M>sed of, That attempt ought to lie abandoned my dear, that is the reason I am going
were allowed, there would be 709,834 wherever entertainod. It is contrary to out.— Fuck.
dead soldiers unpresented on the rolls the spirit of the statute. Joindure of the
R. B. Hibbs, of McMinnville, haH gone
by widows, orphans,or dependent parent, repeal of the mortgage tax law and that
------- Dealer in-------
into the exportation of Chinese pheas­
lit* also points out the danger to the for deduction for debt in one act declare*
ants wholesale. Monday he shipfied 49
treasury department from war claims, | the plain intent that the tax is to la»
blacksmith
bird* to Senator Wolcott, of Colorado;
ami says congress now has data showing placed on the land and ¡»aid only once.
16 bird* to Charles N. Glassen, of Bell­
about
$600,000,000
(may
yet
be
drawn
Of
course
it
would
fall
on
the
land
any
­
Wagon making, and all kinds of Wood work
ville, 111.; six to Mr. Randall, of Alton,
from it to satisfy their demands. Hen­ way, and if the tax is im¡»osed twice, by
and General Blacksmithing done. Mill
111. The other state* in the Union h « m » iii
derson refers to the defeat of the bank­ taxing mortgage note* a* ¡»ersonal prop­
Machinery Repaired.
TOOLS, CUTLERY, NAILS, DOORS
to have a desire to have this excellent
rupt fi ll in the house; the burial of the erty, the land will ¡»ay double taxation.
game plant«»d in them.
Wagons Made to Order.
pure food bill; its inability to grapple The borrower will pay, in one form or
☆
PLUMBING
DONE
TO
ORDER.
Horse-shoeing a Specialty.
Oregonian: Political surprise* of the
ú
1 TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION.
with the money question; its silent another, a tax upon that ¡»art of th«»
past
year were not all *prung upon tin*
administration of the McKinley bill; ami value of the land represente I by the
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
Cor First St. & 1st Ave. E Tillamook.
predicts that the Fifty-second congress mortgage» deed, after paying full tax |H»o|>le in November. Who could have
will go down to history as the “know u¡s»n th«» land, without th«» privelege of imagined a year ago a convitionof affair*
nothing” and “do nothing congress.”
deluding th«» debt from hi* assessment. wherein Gresham would have be«*n
Mi«*L. J. RUGQLE8
Mr*. J. JOHN8ON
This is monwtrously unjust, both to th«» secretary of state, and Isaac P. Gray
Firat Appointment.
humble contending himself with the
borrower and to th«» resident lemler.
Th«» reme«ly i* in th«» hand* of a**«»*s- position of minister to Mexico?
W ashington , March 10.—The tirwt
The editor of the Reform Journal of
ors,
who may omit to assess mortgage
postmaster given office under the new
Portland, while taking a retrosja»ctive
administration is Newton A. Hamilton, notes, a* the law repealing the mandate
view of hi* own career last week, wrote:
who was to-day apjiointed posmaster at to do mo and th«» provision f«»r d«»duction
“Whenever a man can’t get anything
III kinds of farming, logging, milling and mechanics' supplies.
of
th«»
amount
from
the
assessment
of
Flora, Ten.
th«» mortgaged land ch»arly intends they el*e to do he starts a reform ¡>a|MT and
Lots
for
sale
in
the
Town
of
Nehalem,
the
best
location
Near Court House,
shall. If assessors generally have sens«» work* and howl*, and his latter day*
(Hiera from Banker**.
on the river, directly below the forks, deep water
and judgment to d«> this, grave injustice are more tiresome than the first.” Hine«'
front, good supply of fresh water, Post-office and W ashington , March 10.—Secretary will I m » ¡»revent«»d, and just ¡sipular ap­ the alaivc wa* written the Reform Jour­
telegraph station in town. Now is the time to in­ Carlisle halay received offers from prehension of uimqual taxation allayed. nal ha* ceased to exist.
CENTRAL
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bankers in Chicago and Cincinnati to Otherwise the next legislature will I m »
Seattle Telegraph : The result of the
vest Correspondence solicited. Address
) MARKET.
exchange
four million dollars in gold for assailed with demand for relief much ring’s defeat leaves the state with only
E. G. E. W ist .
small treasury notes. Other offers in m«»r«» |»ereni|»tory than that to which it one senator, hut as Mr. Allen did not
L. H. BROWN, P roprietor .
small quantities came from bankers in wisely yiehled last winter.—Oregonian. think it important that lieshould atteml
Kentucky, lllinoinsand Missouri. Treas­
to his senatorial duties, it is certainly
The best Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton always
Cheap Funami..
on hand. Eggs, Butter, Vegetables and
urer Nebecker is much pleased with the
immaterial that In* has not I mh * ii re­
A limili netsled ridono in (unenti et- elected. Mr. McGraw says he will ap-
Chickens bought and sold.
turn affairs have taken, and declared
Satisfaction guaranteed to every one.
that sufficient offers of gold have been iwiises bus Ireen inaugurateti by a Port­ |s>int him. We shall learn in a few days
Shop opposite the Grand Centra).
received to absorb all the small notes on land finn. Thev advertiee uh follows:
if his pppointment is worth anything.
c. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
Hearae to funerei
I 5 But even if the stat«* is without easecond
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
hand.
I tutelile box ..............
3 senator for another session, as it has
Treaty Withdrawn.
<5 coitili reduced to
3 practically I mvii without one for th«* late
1H session, this would be a miiih II price to
«25 cotfin reduced to
W abhinoton , Mandi 10.—The presi­ (36 elidili rwlu.ied to
25 pay for the overthrow of the ring.
dent's withdrawing the Hawaiian treaty «4 » fo'Iiii reduced to
Fine Billiard and P dd I Tables.
35
Seattle Post: The supporters of United
is still a matter of disrumii<»n among sen­ <50 cottili reduced to
40 Stat«»* Senator Allen, numliering a* ih«*y
TILLMM00K,
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OREGON
ators. A republican senator said today
To societies alni proni pt cash a.dis­
JONES B ros . P roprietors .
that he had received an intimation that count ot 10 per cent will Ite allowed on did two-thirds of the entiee republican
strength in th«* legislature, could not in
president is desires of modifying the thè «bove.
GEORGE W. PETTIT,
TILLAMD0K, OREGON, the
honor nor as a matter of public ¡»olicy
treaty, ami it would ultimately lie re­
S urvkying
( ’ o n
. i KA<TM,—Kurveyor- and political pr«M*«Mlent almmlon Senator
MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR OF THE
turned to the senate. The senator
Firat-clas* »ingle and double turn-out* kept on
thought it possible tin* president might < ««»neral Byars has Iwen authorized to Allen in submission to th«» rule or r,,,,fe
hand. Boarding and transient stock cared
ao frame the treaty that annexation let contracts for th«» survey of some 30 ta* ti< * <»f tin- ia< tioiis, kn king r<-pul*h< ai£H
would depend on all Hawaiians as ex townships ami fractional townships of minority. No party can offer a premium ||||||
for.
pressed by a plebiscit. Should the ma­ publi«* lamin, embracing in all nearly for the factious, splenetic resistance of
T illamook , ore .
CORNER 1ST STREET HD STILLWELL BENUE.
jority reject annexation, then a protec­ 600 sections, for the survey of which he f«;w soreliea<Is to the will of a large
The hotel I. now under the manacemenf of G w Pettit
'^1 y'^'ki^' torate might lie established, ami thia in asked for pro|s>sals some time ago. The majority of th«* ¡»arty, for submission
made to make quests eotnfortable. The pain maw of the public ia re.pectfull> wllctt. 1 turn would result in annexation, because successful bidders ar«* M. Buchanan of m«*ans a constant repetition of this effort
crf
racts
Tillamook » North ramhill Stage ticket «®<e i. here
the United States could not undertake Clatsop county . II M«» Id rum, of Oregon to make the public opinion ol th«* ¡»arty
—and—
permanently to assume the res|sjnsibil- City; Frank Sharp, of Th«» I fell«»; An­ majority surrender their Hag at the de-
ity for acta of the islands without the drew Porter, of Eddyville; Alonzo Gun­ mainl of a small minority of fellows, who,
T own L ots .
ner, of Haleru ; W R Whipple, of Kellogg; became* they hav«» been fairly oiitvot«*»!,
jiower to control these acta.
H.
B. Catheart, of Marshfield; Pershin A propom* to chain th«* wheel or <litch th«»
For Bale at reasonable prices andon favorable
?
terms. Location best in the city of Tilla­
Garrett, of Portland; N. Martin, of team sine«* their man has not l>ecn
mook.
Royal; ami John Fitzhugh, of Gold selected to drive.
W ashington , March 10.—(’alters on Beach. Th«» land is included within the
Carr W m . I). B tillwrix .
Salem Democrat: The action of Gov.
J.
P.
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ALLEN,
Proprietor
Cleveland thia morning were informed railroad grant, and lies in n«*arly all the P«*nnoy«*r in not ¡«ermitting a state can­
T illa M ook , orb .
the statement that he does not intend to counties along the < >r«*gon and ( 'alifornia non to I m * used in firing a saint«» to the
W»h.v« taken full ch.rge of the Or.l.d < entr.l Hotel .nd h.ve reined .nd refurn.-hed It in give ollie«*« to those favored under his
railroad. Th«» work is to I m » ¡»aid for out new ¡iri*sid«*nt, and in ordering the
net .h.pe.ju.t .. aood .. new W.- .h.H hepie.^* to h.ve.H our old p.tron.
former administration is correct uh a of the appropriation of $15,(MM) mad«* militia to take charge of th«» old aband­
.nd friend, to n-ke u. . t.!L Every efcrt wUl be n..d.- U. m.ke the
general rule.
last y«»ar for surveying land within rail­ oned cannon, which the citizens of Salem
Hurroundingi pleaMiit and comfortable for gaeata____________
inten<h*<l using for that purjioM», has
road limits.
□
REGDN.
Important to Aaaeaaora.
tillamdqk
< hie of our Sheridan legal lights thinks «»arned him the contempt of all <-it!z«‘iis
The new law does not exempt mort­ the Or«*gonian’s delusion that th«* Grsn«l of I he state. Tlu* ( haritahh* view is that
NEW
FURNITURE
gage notes from taxation. It only repeals Rond«* Indians have not a right to vob­ th«* governor is insane. His eccentric,
NEW HOUSE
the law of 1HH2, which made the tax on is wrong. H«* says it reminds him of th«* ung«*ntl«*manly, uncalled for ami unpr«*-
GEO. W KIGER.
the note a lien upon the land. Notes, lawyer who told th«* prisoner that th«* «*edented ac tion bids us to think that his
whether secured by mortgage or other­ Justice rouldn’l sen«l him to jail. “The reason is d«*throm*«l. Tlu-rc ar«* some of
Bay City
41-.M
wise, may still be taxed as penonal thunder he can’t,” said the prisoner, th«» opinion that his morbid vanity, hie
property, if the aawessora can And them, “don’t you M<*<* I'm in.” So in reply to intens«* egotism, his «overbearing conceit,
M. H. LARSEN, proprietor.
though to tex mortgages on land which the Oregonian. It maintains th«* Indians courts notoriety at the lot««* <»f self reape* I,
First class in every respect, test acccmmcda-.cr.s .r. -re has already paid full tex without deduc­ had no right Io vote, yet the fact remains hii «I th«* opinion of his fellows. But this
but another name for insanity. Th«»
city. Headquarters for the traveling pub.ic Lccate tion for debt is contrary to the spirit of that th«*y di«l vo:e, ami furthermore is
the law, and manifestly unjust. En­ their vo’«*s w«*re counted. One of them humiliati<»n cast upon th«* ¡M*ople of Ore­
nn main street. Tillamoclc □r^gi.n.
lightened and fair-minded assessors will was recently sued, bared upon a decision gon by the strang«* freaks of I’ennoyer
not "Io it. In most of the mortgages now of the Secretary cf the Interior that the ar«* the more k«*enly felt la*«-aiii*e every
on tile, the borrower covenants to pay ln«iian was a citizen, and the «MtSttiBlit <*itiz«>ii knows that th«» <*ommouwealth
fi of citizenship no forcibly has been mi«repr«»i»ente»l; that th«»
tlie texes on the debt If theee taxes Mt
«
the debt, a tiling he limi goveiior reflects no other opinion than
>rr
still
assease.!
against
die
lender,
the
HOT BATHS KT ULTIMES.
me 1« fore in hin life under Ida Ids own childish and imlas ile, malicious
awer must still pny them, though
and vindictive vaporing».
(MMwiofi of ir responsi bdity.
ed relief through the deduction of
yy J. .MAY, M. I).,
GENERÄL * MERCHANDISE.
STEAMER
TRUCKEE
X. P. ROBERTS,
I. F. LARSON
.
EDW. G. E. WIST,
GE X;E R AL M E R Ç H A XI) IS E
MILLINERY
Nehalem, Ore.
Cârand Central Billiard Tiall
<£iaiton and ticj/an
TILLJ\M001Ç LtVE^Ÿ ?TI\BLE
OCCIDENTAL s HOTEL,
A
: T
Money loaned,
Notes bought,
Collections made,
,
LARSEN•HOUSE
Wm. O'Hara
TSarber t Shop.
LETCHEB,
WATCHMAKER ; : AMD ¡ JEWELER.
Mac« of bit.ln..« Opposite Orride, tat
Tillamook. Ore.
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ePAltlSU A ÍPKC1A1.TV.